
A feminist women's history comedy podcast. We look at history through a feminist lens, focusing on the women often removed from the narrative. This season is all about the Tudor era.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 329 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | History | |||

In 1497, King Henry VII of England sent Italian explorer John Cabot to North America. Over the next two centuries, British adventurers came to various parts of Eastern North America. The objects they picked up, created by Indigenous artisans, sparked... more
Anne Boleyn is one of the best-known women from the Tudor era. Her family members are less well-known, which is why we're talking about them today. From her Irish granny to her notorious brother and his wife, we're here to talk about The Other Boleyn... more
Catherine of Aragon was Queen of England for twenty-four years. Yet somehow she's usually only remembered as one of Henry VIII's six wives? This cannot stand!
This week we are joined by historian Kate Williams to celebrate Catherine of Aragon's Quee... more
Henry VIII stomped all over the Tudor era, and for a long time people thought he was a great guy. Some people knew he was not, like the six women unlucky enough to marry him. But in a post-Six world, Henry is now seen as the villain of this story.
W... more
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I’m sad to have to change my review after listening to the Zelda Fitzgerald episode. The hero worship of a well known racist, confederate worshiping, n-word flying woman that carried her racism straight through WWII as a strong supporter of fascism is wildly disappointing. This pod is usually great at the intersectional part of feminism, but this was a HUGE miss. Odd that her trying to kill her daughter in a car crash wasn’t mentioned. Zelda and f Scott were equal parts terrible in a wildly toxi... more
Just discovered this podcast from her appearance on betwixt the sheets and I love it! Super fun and interesting too!
Was hoping I'd found a new favourite history podcast but I couldn't even get past the first 7 minutes. I was already raising an eyebrow at having the phrase "well behaved women rarely make history" overexplained to me when a rundown of Caroline of Brunswick's origins turned the podcast into background noise. If you are interested in a feminist and funny history podcast that doesn't treat listeners like they're braindead I recommend Betwixt The Sheets.
I absolutely love this podcast
It’s so well researched, great topics, interesting guests and wonderfully quirky and charming
Ann is an absolute legend
My favourite show ♥️
For the smart and interesting people with a sense of humor and obsession with an era
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A feminist history podcast that foregrounds women often left out of traditional Tudor-era narratives, with a lively, accessible delivery and guests ranging from historians to novelists and screen or stage professionals. Episodes blend rigorous historical context with contemporary analysis, theater and pop-culture references, and feminist framing to reexamine figures like Catherine of Aragon, Margaret of Anjou, and Elizabeth I, among others. Notable is the show's consistent focus on women's agency within power structures, plus a willingness to cross into literary and media worlds to illuminate historical topics. The format often features expert guests, narrative-driven storytelling, and discussions that connect past events to present-day con... more
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Recent guests on Vulgar History: Tudors include:
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2. Kate Williams
3. Jillian Laine
4. Charles O'Malley
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